MikeK
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- Jun 11, 2010
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I have a radically different opinion on how birth-control law should be applied:
The law should hold that abortion is mandatory in any situation wherein the male parent is not known and certified as responsible and that the means for properly raising and caring for the expected child is not readily available.
Simply stated, illegitimate births and births where the means for properly raising a child are not readily available should be punishable offenses.
A woman who becomes pregnant must be able to show how the expected baby will be properly parented and cared for, or she must be able to identify the father in situations wherein such means cannot be shown.
The law should hold that abortion is mandatory in any situation wherein the male parent is not known and certified as responsible and that the means for properly raising and caring for the expected child is not readily available.
Simply stated, illegitimate births and births where the means for properly raising a child are not readily available should be punishable offenses.
A woman who becomes pregnant must be able to show how the expected baby will be properly parented and cared for, or she must be able to identify the father in situations wherein such means cannot be shown.
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